@@muhammadabdullah03 airbus 320 for those who like things simple, Boeing 738 for those who like the more challenging (and slightly more failure protection, just turn off the batt if it gets too bad)
Wow most impressive. Took a minute to realize this is a sim. My first thought was why is there a 727 parked on a runway threshold lol. Thats amazing! Very very cool!!
Very very nice...the 727 is my favorite also. A 727 flight engineer check airmen trained me on the flight engineer panel. I now am a mechanic for AA and run up and taxi the 757,767,777 200 and 300..still love the 727 the most. Thanks for the video...
The over head console you could see small holes outside plus the bedroom door don't forget to return the flight attendant to the upright position before touchdown.
Wow! How did you gat a hold of an old 717-200 flight sim? I suppose you won't let anyone else try it out? Are there still any flight sims like this around -- available?
Amazing sim. I'm planning everything to build my own simulator. It'll be a 737-200. It has exactly the same pedestal as your 727. Where did you find its plans ? Or was it a pre built one?
Seriously nice sim you have built there! I have several thousand hours in the good 'ol Tri-Motor, and I am currently gathering everything for a sim build like this. She remains my favorite aircraft to this day, and I would still be flying her if they hadn't been unceremoniously sent to the desert after 9/11. I am Captain on the A320 now. Did you keep the 18v bulbs for the korry lights, or change them out for 12v? Also, your ADI looks a bit different than the one in the FlyJSim 727. Is it a real electromechanical instrument, or a monitor behind the panel? Thanks, and ROCK ON! : )
Hi. All korry bulbs are 28v, but I power them with a 24v power supply. The instruments are displayed on lcd screens, but I have made them myself. The ADI is made from photos of a real unit. The are programmed an ran through a program called air manager. My gauges are available to everyone with an air manager licence. Thanks for your kind words and best of luck with your build! Keep me posted on your progress! We 727 builders are few and far between! The 27 is by far the most beautyful jetliner ever!
@@Mr727sim I agree! She is gorgeous! Thanks for the correction on the 28v. Typo I missed. : ) Are you using original control columns with the crossover linkage, and are you on the cockpit builders forum? Thanks again brother! Your music is great too BTW!!
@@NegdoshaManido The columns and yokes are out of a 747. They’re stamped 1968, so they must be out of one of the first ones built! I made a new cross over bar and bolted it to the base of the columns. I’m on mycockpit.org and cockpitbuilders.com. Haven’t been active on there in ages though.
Hi! Did you transfer the Probst and Dreamfleet gauges to x plane with air manager or did you make completely new instruments with air manager for your xplane transition? Also can you tell me how to look up your xplane 727 gauge files in airmanager? And finally which boards and software did you use to interface your lights and switches to the fly sim 727 flight model? Thanks!
@@Mr727sim I've got several thousand hours in the 727s and was an instructor as well. I had to go to school on that thing; why shouldn't you? I give free lessons.
the startup procedure is easy--- just operate each button 3 times
🤣
And i love the Airbus A320 :
- turn on the batteries
- Start the Apu
Power up complete ..
Note :
-The A320 family has an APU fuel pump and a Battery.
@@muhammadabdullah03 airbus 320 for those who like things simple, Boeing 738 for those who like the more challenging (and slightly more failure protection, just turn off the batt if it gets too bad)
Wow most impressive. Took a minute to realize this is a sim. My first thought was why is there a 727 parked on a runway threshold lol. Thats amazing! Very very cool!!
It took me until I glanced at the channel name in the first 15 seconds lol 😂 couldn't really tell but outside the windows looked simulated.
I miss this old girl, the sound is beautiful, I did engine run ups for united and con
Very very nice...the 727 is my favorite also. A 727 flight engineer check airmen trained me on the flight engineer panel. I now am a mechanic for AA and run up and taxi the 757,767,777 200 and 300..still love the 727 the most. Thanks for the video...
Steam gauges baby! Thats how real men fly!!!!!
Well, your setup just blew me away. Thanks for sharing. NICE WORK!
I'm sitting here jaw dropped. Excellent work.
Love it great video! The day of closing fields and bus bars...................
Thanks for making me smile. Can't wait to get a home cockpit of my own someday
The over head console you could see small holes outside plus the bedroom door don't forget to return the flight attendant to the upright position before touchdown.
That's awesome, love the 72, used to fly the 100 series for Fedex and later the 200 series for Qatar Airways.:) Very nice job on the sim.:)
Wow!! This is amazing!!
Well, this is absolutely incredible.
Brings back fond memories.
My dream setup!!! Amazing
love the little artwork neatly tucked away behind the FE-panel :-)
Un maestro¡¡¡¡¡¡¡......mis felicitaciones ,imagino pasarás horas volando . Disfrútalo mucho.
I couldn't understand why the Plane had a Regular house door on it..😳😂😂🤣🤣🤣 Very nice 👌🏽
I totally thought this was legit until I realized two things... 1 the bedroom door... hahahaha. And 2: powering up on the runway. lol
Holy shit, it wasn't until 1:33 that I realized this wasn't a legit aircraft or professional simulator.
Omg !!! I want one …👍🏻
That's next level
you really have one 727 cokpit in you'r house ? Amazing 😅
Wow! How did you gat a hold of an old 717-200 flight sim? I suppose you won't let anyone else try it out? Are there still any flight sims like this around -- available?
where did u get this sim at man this is awesome love it i am an l-1011 guy but i worked around the 727s back in 70 s 80 s great airplanes man
Nice 👊
This is soo cool. I am building a 737-800 and know what it takes. 727 must be much harder to build as no hardware is available?
Can't lie I was wondering why he was parked on a runway cold starting, had no idea it was a sim!😂
i wonder if there's any industrial 727 simulator left for sale.
Amazing sim. I'm planning everything to build my own simulator. It'll be a 737-200. It has exactly the same pedestal as your 727. Where did you find its plans ? Or was it a pre built one?
The pedestal is a real unit from an old 727.
@@Mr727sim wow,its looks amazing
Seriously nice sim you have built there! I have several thousand hours in the good 'ol Tri-Motor, and I am currently gathering everything for a sim build like this. She remains my favorite aircraft to this day, and I would still be flying her if they hadn't been unceremoniously sent to the desert after 9/11. I am Captain on the A320 now. Did you keep the 18v bulbs for the korry lights, or change them out for 12v? Also, your ADI looks a bit different than the one in the FlyJSim 727. Is it a real electromechanical instrument, or a monitor behind the panel? Thanks, and ROCK ON! : )
Hi. All korry bulbs are 28v, but I power them with a 24v power supply. The instruments are displayed on lcd screens, but I have made them myself. The ADI is made from photos of a real unit. The are programmed an ran through a program called air manager. My gauges are available to everyone with an air manager licence. Thanks for your kind words and best of luck with your build! Keep me posted on your progress! We 727 builders are few and far between! The 27 is by far the most beautyful jetliner ever!
@@Mr727sim I agree! She is gorgeous! Thanks for the correction on the 28v. Typo I missed. : ) Are you using original control columns with the crossover linkage, and are you on the cockpit builders forum? Thanks again brother! Your music is great too BTW!!
@@NegdoshaManido The columns and yokes are out of a 747. They’re stamped 1968, so they must be out of one of the first ones built! I made a new cross over bar and bolted it to the base of the columns. I’m on mycockpit.org and cockpitbuilders.com. Haven’t been active on there in ages though.
Are you open to criticism? Because I’d like to correct some stuff you have going on with your Second Officer’s panel.
Awsooooome, i wish one day have one of this
This is amazing! Where do you get all the equipment from?
Hi! Did you transfer the Probst and Dreamfleet gauges to x plane with air manager or did you make completely new instruments with air manager for your xplane transition? Also can you tell me how to look up your xplane 727 gauge files in airmanager? And finally which boards and software did you use to interface your lights and switches to the fly sim 727 flight model? Thanks!
How much does that toy cost??
I guess you are using Flyjsim 727 on X-Plane 11 right?
Flyjsim 727 and X-plane 10
Simmurator????
Still the same crappy uncomfortable seats from 727 days!
Guys this is a whole cockpit in this guy's house. Is this allowed.
Yes, my wife says it’s ok!
@@Mr727sim Keeper.
Start up engine?
Sorry to say you need some systems and procedures training. Your flows are not correct and you are not operating the systems correctly.
You’re a riot! When you build yours, you can do flows just like you fancy.
@@Mr727sim I've got several thousand hours in the 727s and was an instructor as well. I had to go to school on that thing; why shouldn't you? I give free lessons.
Is it strange that I might prefer some narration?
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Ok
WYSI
are you chewing gum??
you talk too much
Til salg på Finn.nå. :)
WYSI